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Body Wash Organic Base 1 L

Building a body wash line around a ready-to-use organic liquid base

Body Wash Organic Base 1 L is a pre-blended mild cleansing concentrate that turns into a finished shower gel, liquid soap or foaming body wash within minutes, without cooking, emulsifying or complex formulation work. It already carries a balanced set of gentle plant-derived cleansing agents, so formulators only need to introduce active ingredients, fragrance and, if needed, colorant. This base sits in the same broad category as the base for cosmetics, cream, serum, shampoo, and is frequently used alongside it when building a complete body and hair care range.

The main demand for this type of base comes from body care manufacturing: shower gels, hand liquid soaps, gentle intimate hygiene foams and mild active-lifestyle shampoo-gels. It is widely used by independent formulators, small cosmetic studios, as well as hotels, spa centers and wellness brands that produce private-label goods. Because of its organic origin, this base is well received by consumers looking for gentler alternatives to conventional mass-market shower gels, allowing manufacturers to position the finished product as a softer, more natural option.

The base pairs well with plant extracts, hydrosols, panthenol, glycerin, essential and carrier oils, and natural colorants or fragrances. Active additives are typically dosed between 3 and 15 percent of the finished volume, while essential oils are kept within 0.3-1 percent to avoid disturbing the foam structure or irritating skin. Most additives can be introduced at room temperature or slightly warmed to 35-40 degrees Celsius if an extract disperses poorly when cold; strong heating is not required and may reduce foam stability. Thickeners, whether salt-based or polymeric, should be added last, gradually, with slow stirring rather than whipping to prevent excessive foaming at this stage.

The 1 liter format suits studio and small-batch production well: this volume yields several dozen bottles of finished gel, enough for recipe testing, launching a trial private-label batch, or running regular small-batch output for loyal clients. Many formulators who work with this base extend their range with related products for a full care line - for example, the waxy Mustache Wax Base for mustache and beard 25 g for a men's grooming collection, or the Lip Balm Base 10 g to round out a complete body and lip care set. For scaling up production, the larger Mustache Wax Base for mustache and beard 100 g is also a good fit, allowing a full line to be assembled under one brand.

Store the base in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, at stable room temperature. Once opened, use the contents within the manufacturer's recommended timeframe and avoid letting water or foreign particles enter the container, to preserve foam quality and overall stability.

Citrus and green tea foaming body wash

Body Wash Organic Base - 900 ml

Green tea extract - 45 ml

Essential oil of sweet orange - 5 ml

Essential oil of bergamot - 3 ml

Glycerin - 15 ml

Panthenol - 10 g

Natural yellow colorant - 2 g

Pour the base into a clean container, add glycerin and green tea extract, and stir gently with slow movements, avoiding whipping, until uniform. Dissolve panthenol in a small amount of warm water and blend it in, then add the orange and bergamot essential oils while continuing to stir slowly. Finally mix in the colorant until the shade is even, and let the mixture rest for about an hour before bottling so any air bubbles can rise to the surface.

INCI	Water; Potassium cocoate; Potassium oleate; Lauryl betaine; Glycerol; Benzyl alcohol; Palm kernelat potassium; Palmoyadernaya acid; Decyl glucoside; Potassium citrate
Other
Att brand	United Kingdom
Color product	transparent to yellowish
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Body Wash Organic Base 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
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Valid until	10.2028